Anubis ransomware group claims cyberattack on Coca-Cola subsidiary Fairlife

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The Anubis ransomware gang has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack on Fairlife, a dairy subsidiary of Coca-Cola, which had disclosed on July 16 that ransomware disrupted operations and forced it to suspend U.S. production.
The gang claims to have stolen about 1 TB of corporate data and encrypted Fairlife's Nutanix systems, threatening to publish the data unless the company negotiates by the end of the week.
Coca-Cola has said product quality and safety were not affected and Canadian operations continued, but it declined to comment on the gang's claims.
The gang's claims about data theft and encryption have not been independently verified.

Whether Fairlife enters ransom negotiations or refuses before the gang's end-of-week deadline
Whether the gang publishes the alleged stolen data on its leak site
Whether Coca-Cola confirms or details any data theft or extortion demand

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Named United States · Canada · Fairlife · Nutanix · The Coca-Cola Company · Anubis ransomware

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